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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1975

Page

8

Oregon 1975 forecast predicts slower unemployment fall

A University of Oregon forecast projects Oregon’s 1975 economy will outpace Washington and California but see higher state revenue gaps. The study, by 30 UO students and economists, foresees unemployment averaging 7.7 percent in 1975 with jobless rates rising near 1976, inflation near 11.5 percent first half and 7.7 percent unemployment, and energy and mortgage costs shaping growth.

Oregon Washington California University of Oregon Richard W. Lindholm Federal Reserve System Fox Department of Commerce U.S U. S Sweden Germany Battelle Portland mid-Willamette Valley Northwest Southwest Norway M Ieland

OCA Sets Conference January 11 in Lincoln City

The Oregon Coast Association schedules a Look Ahead Conference for Saturday January 11 in Lincoln City. Theme focuses on the 1975 legislative session with all state lawmakers invited as guests. A round table morning session hosted by Gordon MacPherson precedes a noon no host luncheon featuring Gov-Elect Robert Straub as speaker.

Oregon Coast Association Jincoln City Sih House Gordon MacPherson Robert Straub OCA Jerry Knudsen P. O. Box Newport Oregon

Oregon lawmakers study economy at Willamette Conference

About fifty of the state’s 90 lawmakers attended a day long Legislative Conference on the economy at Willamette University. Milton Friedman spoke at the luncheon, warning of growing federal spending and predicting a mid 1975 inflation relief but a 1977 recession.

Nate Orvee Legisisture Salem Seth Willamette University Oregon Council On Economic Education Milton Friedman University of Chicago International Repute Tom McCall Friedman U. S

Oregonan Retirement Plans Face Second Look Under Federal Reform

Oregon lawmakers consider aligning state rules with 1974 Keogh reforms which cut deductibility for self employed. Lobdell notes passage uncertain in 1975. Under federal limits owner employees may deduct up to 7 500 or 15 percent of earned income, creating potential excess contributions and penalties for Oregon taxpayers.

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Unclear health notice on disease types and medical advice

Fragmentary text mentions illness types and a physician, Bayer, and doctor guidance. Reads as a garbled health advisory urging individuals to seek a doctor for diagnosis and prescription. No clear events, dates, or named entities beyond generic references.

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